Franco Cerri
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Guitarists · 1926–2021

Franco Cerri

Italian musician (1926–2021)

Born
29 January 1926
Milan
Died
18 October 2021
Milan
Country
Italy
Active
1945–
Discography
30 albums

Biography

Franco Cerri was a jazz musician who played guitar and double bass. Franco Cerri was born on 29 January 1926 in Milan and died on 18 October 2021 in Milan. The music is usually filed under jazz. The discography here lists 30 albums, from “Franco Cerri and His European Jazz Stars” (1960) to “Barber Shop 2. Novant'anni suonati!” (2016). Honours include Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic (2006).

Franco Cerri (29 January 1926 – 18 October 2021) was an Italian guitarist and double bassist.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Franco Cerri and His European Jazz Stars 1960
International Jazz Meeting 1961 · Live
Bossa Nova 1963
Chitarra 1964
La sera a casa con te 1965
12 Bacchette per 1 chitarra 1966
Metti una sera Cerri 1973
A Limen 1975
Querce platani & Cerri 1975
Franco Tony & Pompeo 1976
Nuages 1976
Un suo modo di dire 1977
Noi Duero 1978
Demoiselle 1979
Jazz Piano 1980
Omaggio a Bill Evans 1981
Effetto Alfa 1983
Today! 1984
Cerri & Cerri 1994
A Django - En Souvenir de Milan 1995
Take the "A" Train 1998
Di Jazz in Cerri... di Cerri in Jazz... 1999
In punta di Cerri 2000
From Cathetus to Cicero 2003
Jazzitaliano Live 2007 2007 · Live
Bossa With Strings 2011
Cerrimedioatutto 2011
Passavo Di Qui 2012
Barber Shop 2014
Barber Shop 2. Novant'anni suonati! 2016 · Live

Awards

  • 2006 Commander of the Order of Merit of the Italian Republic

Frequently asked questions

What instrument did Franco Cerri play?

Franco Cerri is known for playing guitar and double bass.

When and where was Franco Cerri born?

Franco Cerri was born 29 January 1926 in Milan.

What are Franco Cerri's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Franco Cerri and His European Jazz Stars (1960), International Jazz Meeting (1961), Bossa Nova (1963), Chitarra (1964) and La sera a casa con te (1965).

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